November 9, 2026 | K-POP News · Europe · Live Music
ALL(H)OURS have brought their first world tour, “RISE UP,” to Europe, opening the six-city run in Warsaw on November 4 and continuing in Oberhausen on November 6. Following a Helsinki date on November 8, the seven-member group is heading toward concerts in Paris, London and Berlin. The European shows follow the tour’s Seoul opening in October and mark another step in the group’s growing international live schedule.
Warsaw and Oberhausen open the European run
ALL(H)OURS took the stage at Progresja in Warsaw, Poland, on Wednesday, November 4, before moving to Turbinenhalle 2 in Oberhausen, Germany, on Friday, November 6. Both venues had advertised the concerts as part of the group’s first world tour. The stops gave Polish and German fans the chance to see a full concert set rather than a short promotional appearance.
The set drew on different periods of the group’s discography. Fan-reported setlists from the opening dates include “HOP,” “Ready 2 Rumble,” “GIMME GIMME,” “Graffiti,” “PSYCHO MANTRA,” “S!REN,” “SHOCK,” “DANG DANG” and “VIVA.” Slower material and the fan song “My Spring, My Light, My Breath” provided a contrast to the group’s high-energy performance tracks.
The concerts also featured performances by smaller units. Youmin, Xayden and Minje performed a cover of “Sunflower,” while Kunho, Masami, Hyunbin and ON:N took on “Beauty and a Beat.” The mix of original songs and covers allowed individual voices and personalities to come through within a larger concert program. Setlist details are based on public concert records and should not be treated as an official recording of every performance.
After the Warsaw show, the group thanked local fans through its official social media account, calling their welcome especially memorable. Following the Oberhausen concert, the members also shared their appreciation and mentioned celebrating Xayden’s birthday with the crowd. These small exchanges offered a personal touch to a tour built around meeting fans in different countries.
After Helsinki, the tour heads to Paris, London and Berlin
The tour’s third scheduled European date fell on Sunday, November 8, at Helsinki’s House of Culture in Finland. The itinerary now turns toward France and the United Kingdom, with a Paris concert at Cabaret Sauvage on November 10 and a London appearance at Heaven on November 12. Berlin’s Metropol is scheduled to host the final European show on November 15.
The London date is a particularly notable addition. ALL(H)OURS toured several continental European cities for a fan-con in 2025, but that schedule did not include a United Kingdom stop. The London stop marks a new addition to the group’s European touring itinerary.
ALL(H)OURS ‘RISE UP’ Europe tour: dates and venues
| Date | City | Venue | Status as of Nov. 9 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov. 4, 2026 | Warsaw, Poland | Progresja | Completed |
| Nov. 6, 2026 | Oberhausen, Germany | Turbinenhalle 2 | Completed |
| Nov. 8, 2026 | Helsinki, Finland | House of Culture (Kulttuuritalo) | Date passed |
| Nov. 10, 2026 | Paris, France | Cabaret Sauvage | Scheduled |
| Nov. 12, 2026 | London, United Kingdom | Heaven | Scheduled |
| Nov. 15, 2026 | Berlin, Germany | Metropol | Scheduled |
The itinerary is listed in the group’s official tour announcement and by European organizer Korean Party Factory. Dates above are local to each host city. Concert details, access arrangements and ticket availability may change, so fans attending the remaining dates should check the promoter’s current information.
First world tour, but not their first visit to Europe
There is an important distinction behind this tour’s milestone. “RISE UP” is ALL(H)OURS’ first world tour, not their first set of European appearances. The group previously held the “ALL the HOURS” European fan-con in 2025, visiting cities including Warsaw, Helsinki, Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris and Cologne. This year’s concerts expand that experience into a world-tour format with a substantial stage set and an additional stop in London.
The seven members—Kunho, Youmin, Xayden, Minje, Masami, Hyunbin and ON:N—debuted under EDEN Entertainment in January 2024. The world tour began with a Seoul concert on October 10, 2026, before moving overseas. The European run is part of a larger touring plan that has also outlined North American activities for early 2027.
What the tour means for the group’s international growth
For a newer K-pop act, a multi-country tour offers more than ticket sales. Each stop brings a chance to meet fans who may have followed a group primarily through music videos, social platforms and online performances. With the Warsaw and Oberhausen dates behind them, the members have further opportunities to connect with fans in Paris, London and Berlin.
The sequence also shows the practical shape of a European touring strategy: six cities across five countries within less than two weeks. Returning to familiar markets while introducing a UK stop gives ALL(H)OURS a way to serve existing supporters and test the response in another major music market. The results will become clearer as the remaining concerts take place.
For the announced route and ticket information, see the official ALL(H)OURS tour notice.
Sources
ALL(H)OURS / EDEN Entertainment — Official “RISE UP” Europe tour announcement · Korean Party Factory — Confirmed dates, venues and ticket details